Intensive Hunt For Mahan Continues In Region
In Butte Montana a large search centers on fugitive William Mahan and $89 090 of the Weyerhaeuser ransom as Justice agents and police pressure intensify. Volunteers chase clues while authorities doubt capture and suspect Mahan hid or buried the money in the Butte mining hills near glory holes.
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Butte
Mont
Weyerhaeuser
Department of Justice
William Mahan
Tacoma
Mahan
J. E. Mooney
Jane Murphy
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Murphy
Jack Duggan
Duggan
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Investigation
Washington
George Weyerhaeuser
Mr. and
Harmon M. Waley
Wash
E. J. Comnelley
Waleys
Little George
George
Justice Department
G-Men
Montana
William Hahan
Fentés
International Illustrated News
Baseball Scores From AP and Local Standings
National League results show St Louis and Boston splitting two games with decisive innings while Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 7 to 3. Cincinnati defeated New York 10 to 4 and Chicago routed Philadelphia 15 to 6 in the day’s action. In Santa Fe, tax commissioners meet amid rising school budgets, higher valuations, and funding gaps as they discuss state education transportation costs and county assessments.
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Santa Fe
Byron O. Beall
Doniciano Rodriguez
J. D. Clark
Beall
State Board of Education
Kidnapping Case Sparks Supreme Court Jibe
The speaker mocks state rights and federal power, joking the Supreme Court would only complicate crime fights. He quips about federal standing and pardons, noting two men who have cycled through many jails in the Northwest, reflecting on local politics and crime.
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Hollywood
Supreme Court
Santa Claus
Democrats in House push $475 million tax bill
Washington June 12 AP leaders began a $475 million tax extension aimed at two years and billed another bill to close loopholes and adjust rates. The package would sunset by July 31 if not renewed, with taxes covering postage gasoline duties and other levies.
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Washington
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Samuel B. Hill
D-Wash
Ways and Means
Hill
Grazing District Advisor Election Set For Tomorrow
Voters in the Southeastern New Mexico Grazing District will elect eleven district advisors tomorrow from two to five PM at the district courtroom. One cattleman and one sheepman will be chosen from each of the four counties wholly within the district, with an eleventh at large from permit holders. A. D. Molohon leads the election and will name three judges from eligible electors.
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Southeastern New Mexico
Chaves
Eddy
Lea
Lincoln
Guadalupe
DeBaca
A. D. Molohon
New Mexico
Arizona
White Sands grazing district names advisory board
About 500 ranchers voted in the first White Sands grazing district election at Carrizozo New Mexico. The nine member advisory board will select licensees and draft a code of fair range practice to become law after Interior Department approval. Board members include Vincente Del Curto J V Taylor Walter Dasham and others representing sheep cattle goats and free use. The district covers parts of Lincoln Otero Dona Ana and Sierra counties.
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Carrizozo
N. M
White Sands
Secretary of Interior
Vincente del Curto
J. V. Taylor
Walter Dasham
Walter Gallacher
J. A. Spencer
Curtis Johnson
J. E. Stablein
Ernest Potter
Jack Pierce
White Sand
Lincoln
Otero
Dona Ana
Sierra
Wills Moody Rout Nancy Lyle In Kent Championship
Helen Wills Moody advanced to the Kent tournament quarterfinals in London with a decisive 6-1 6-2 victory over Nancy Lyle of England in the third round marking her bid for a second straight title.
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London
Helen Wills Moody
Nancy Lyle
England
Oakley Named New Public Works Director for New Mexico
Edward A. Oakley of Santa Fe will be the new public works director of New Mexico, succeeding acting director George Neal. Representative Dempsey announced the appointment last night. Neal remains state public works engineer.
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Washington
Edward A. Oakley
Santa Fe
New Mexico
George Neal
Representative Dempsey
D-Nm
Neal
China objects to loss of North China to Japan
The Nationalist government central political council in Nanking reportedly rejected Japanese demands affecting north China. Premier Wang Cheng-Wei would confer with Chiang Kai-Shek in Chengtu as tensions rose over possible Japanese invasion while troops debarked toward Tientsin.
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China
North
Japan
Associated Press
North China
Central Political Council
Nanking
Peiping- Tientsin
Political Council
Wang Cheng-Wei
Chengtu
Chiang Kai-Shek
Tokyo
Shanghai
Tientsin
Kwantung Army
Chahar
Services tomorrow for LaVoyce Malone
Funeral services for La Voyce Malone seventeen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Malone who died Tuesday morning will be held tomorrow Thursday at two o clock at the Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev Benjamin Eitelgeorge officiating Music will be furnished by the First Baptist Choir under Mrs W L Hill direction C M Martin Earl Tankersley Dr C M Biffert and Harry Woodman are casket bearers An honorary escort will attend from the Rainbow Assembly Interment will be at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing
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la Voyce Malone
A. B. Malone
Talmage Memorial Chapel
Benjamin Eitelgeorge
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
W. L. Hill
C. M. Martin
Earl Tankersley
C. M. Biffert
Harry Woodman
Rainbow Assembly
South Park
Talmage Mortuary
State budgets to be approved by finance board Thursday
Santa Fe June 12 AP Budgets of the various state institutions will be passed on by the State Board of Finance at its Thursday afternoon meeting. Department budgets also will be considered.
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Santa Fe
State Board of Finance
David L. Geyer Pioneer Citizen Dies in Roswell
David L. Geyer 86 a Roswell resident for 38 years died at 9 a.m. today at 510 North Richardson Avenue He was born January 1 1849 near Chester Ohio and came to Roswell in 1897 to serve as Receiver of the United States Land Office He is survived by wife seven children six grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services Friday at 10 a.m. at Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev Benjamin Eitelgeorge officiating Burial at South Park Mortuary directed the ceremony.
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David L. Geyer
Roswell
North
Richardson Avenue
Mr. Geyer
Chester
Ohio
William
Elizabeth Geyer
United States Land Office
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
Geyer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ford Geyer
Sylvester P. Johnson
Edyth Geyer
This City
Arthur N. Geyer
Seattle
Washington
Denton L. Geyer
Chicago
Illinois
Earl W. Geyer
Brentwood
New York
Paul Sayre
Iowa City
Iowa
C.W. Geyer
Sylvester P. Johnson, Jr
Talmage Memorial Chapel
Benjamin Eitelgeorge
First Methodist Church
South Park
Talmage
FERA to Handle NIRA Loans in New Mexico
Santa Fe June 12 AP Functions of title II of the National Industrial Recovery Act will be handled by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration under an executive order. The part of NIRA covers loans or grants for slum clearance or low cost housing projects. Unobligated balances of the former NIRA division are turned over to the FERA.
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Santa Fe
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
NIRA
FERA
No Interest in New Mexico Coal Lands
Santa Fe June 12 AP State Land Commissioner Frank Vesely says there is no interest in several coal lands in New Mexico with leases available. Metal mine leases attract inquiries but no cash offers while oil and gas leases face fierce competition.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Frank Vesely
Textbook adoption delayed awaiting leaders return
Santa Fe June 12 AP Textbook adoption by the State Board of Education was delayed today until the return of Dr J Ff Zimmerman president of the State University and Gov Clyde Tingley who were at Eagle Nest lake fishing with undersecretary of Agriculture Tugwell from Washington.
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Santa Fe
State Board of Education
J. Ff. Zimmerman
The
State University
Clyde Tingley
Eagle Nest Lake
Tugwell
Washington
Santa Fe Youths Missing Found in Las Vegas
Merle McDonald and Don Davis, two missing youths from Santa Fe, have been picked up in Las Vegas Nevada, state police in Santa Fe report. Details are unavailable at this time.
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Santa Fe
Merle McDonald
Don Davis
Las Vegas
Nevada
Oil output in New Mexico rises in weekly totals
New Mexico produced 52 550 barrels in the week ending Saturday up 1 550 barrels from the prior week. West Texas output reached 153 400 barrels an increase of 2 300 barrels while Colorado held at 3 900 barrels.
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New York
West Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
American Petroleum Institute
Notables fishing with state and federal officials at Eagle Nest
Santa Fe reporters note Gov. Clyde Tingley fished at Eagle Nest lake with Dr. Guy Rexford Tugwell under secretary of Agriculture and Dr. J. F. Zimmerman president of the State University, and U. S. District Judge Colin Neblett.
Benson Remains Forwarded Today to Amarillo
The remains of Charles A. Benson who died here Monday evening from carbolic acid poisoning were forwarded on the 1 PM train to his old home in Amarillo where funeral services and interment will be Thursday afternoon. Ballard Funeral Home had charge of arrangements.
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Charles A. Benson
Amarillo
Ballard Funeral Home
Baseball Battery Commitments Across Early Season Matches
Washington edged Chicago 9 with Whitehill on the mound while Boston benefited from Lyons and Sewell in a tight battery. New York suffered a 11-9 loss to St. Louis as Gomez, Dickey, and others tried to hold. Boston beat Detroit 9 and Philadelphia fell to Cleveland 3. Batteries featured extensive pitching and catching shuffles as teams opened the schedule.
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Washington
Chicago
Whitehill
Boston
Lyons and
Sewell
New York
St. Louis
Gomez
Dickey
Jorgens
Coffman
Weiland
Andrews
VanAtta
Hemsley
Heath
Baseball All Star Lineup Names Acknowledged by Era Clubs
The list names players from multiple leagues including Chi Nat O'Dea J Collins StL Nat Cavaretta Nat Frey Blein Nat Klein three Chi Nat Trosky Cleveland Amn Solters S&L Amn Liber Cinti Nat Averill Cleve Amn Ott NY Nat Good man Cinti Nat Watkins Pha Nat Pier Chi Amano Comorosky Cin Nat Lombardi Cin Nat Allen Pha Nat Solters St Amn Hale Cleve Amn.
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O’dea
Chi
J. Collins
Cavaretta
Nat
Frey
Blein
Klein
Trosky
Cleve
Amn
Solters
S&l
Liber Cinti
Averill
Ott
Goodman
Watkins
Pha
Pier
Chi Amano
Comorosky
Lombardi
Allen
Pha Nat
St. Amn
Hale
Cleve Amn
Ethiopia protests Italy over aggression at frontier posts
Addis Ababa reports Ethiopia presents a strongly worded note to Italy protesting “characteristic aggression” by colonial troops. The foreign ministry note, signed by Foreign Minister Herony, answers an Italian envoy’s complaint about an incident near Tafari Katama frontier posts.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Italy
Herony
Italan
Tafari Katama
Jubilee Banquet Honoring Priest Continues
The Silver Jubilee for Father Matthew marks 25 years in priesthood with 107 attendees at Nickson Coffee Shop in Roswell. J J Wilson served as toastmaster while Father Fabian led the invocation and Mayor J E Moore welcomed visiting priests. Speakers praised Father Matthew’s Roswell years and presented him a token of appreciation. Vocalists Mrs Evans Smith and Elizabeth Garrett performed. Roy W accompanied on piano.
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Matthew
Roswell
Nickson Coffee Shop
Ww. J. Wilson
Fabian
J. E. Moore
Raymond Mulligan
Rodswell
Evans Smith
Elizabeth Garrett
Miss Garrett
Roy W
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